History of how the NCCC first began?
The NCCC initially grew out of the need for quality cervical cancer screening for underserved uninsured women and the need to provide information to women battling personal issues related to their cervical cancer. Back in 1996 Mrs. Randi Kaye was the co-owner of a women’s health niche laboratory with her husband, Alan. As co-owner of the niche women’s health lab, Randi and Alan were concerned for women who had cervical cancer/HPV disease and who felt isolated and unsafe. Randi and Alan desired to give back to the community and began the National Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCC). As soon as the NCCC began its operation, it became apparent to Randi and Alan that there was a tremendous unmet need for a grass-roots resource group to help women and caregivers that were searching for information on cervical cancer, HPV, support services and advocacy. In 1998 Randi, a non smoker was diagnosed with Lung cancer. Randi’s husband, Alan became Randi’s primary caregiver and together they battled is
The NCCC initially grew out of the need for quality cervical cancer screening for underserved uninsured women and the need to provide information to women battling personal issues related to their cervical cancer. Back in 1996 Mrs. Randi Kaye was the co-owner of a women’s health niche laboratory with her husband, Alan. As co-owner of the niche women’s health lab, Randi and Alan were concerned for women who had cervical cancer/HPV disease and who felt isolated and unsafe. Randi and Alan desired to give back to the community and began the National Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCC). As soon as the NCCC began its operation, it became apparent to Randi and Alan that there was a tremendous unmet need for a grass-roots resource group to help women and caregivers that were searching for information on cervical cancer, HPV, support services and advocacy. In 1998 Randi, a non smoker was diagnosed with Lung cancer. Randi’s husband, Alan became Randi’s primary caregiver and together they battled is
